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NNHE GREAT

70 THE NSE hs sit VEST k HSSrs SOUTHWEST
STEEL EsI tSrrr x.sSiiicESIp ESt iFdhSr
ro, p,,,s,r,, and q streets as follows;
Line aas A to cn sS and fI " io anss
s ous aS eass TO ssi4s
S 10 ee.s FxS w sespRSF es Shsss
Cars Washington Chicago and st Louis and Es1.
through fSf and
and the Wee IN ~ tbpo js daily for hsssbuss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ene, Ssnandsigua Rochester. Buffalo, NiAasra.
100 1000 p NJ dsily, except saturday. with Palace
For " lliamsport. Loci Haven and Emir. a ESQ
~ A M N, daily, except sunday.
On sun aSso 800 1890 ~. md y 20 Pm
fa 56 Cars 40 A n. daily. except sunday. aud
For gssSs dg "a q .s
ing direct frsnser to Fulton strees avoiding doSbs
For se s9a III n s saadsS
Ito United Espfs. 80 s SSVi 'YoU s :se
For oi Ssii anS 600 e,5 NJ a. 40 so Ills
IN An 80, i%3S. 90 90. I: Is IA 40
sSS SO 1000 aps S e! q s9os sas si
sa9 eops ~ o leeq ns 50 ana
For Annapolis, 7:21 AM II 30. :23 and 90 p u
daily, except sunday. Sundays 300 AN, Ii
ALEXANDRIA ASD FREDERIcKsBURa RAIL
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aexandr1a. g or 8 40. 8 40 947 IL AM, l2:ol
noon, 205. :25. 4:35, 6:0l, sos, 10 05 and
I;37 NJ On sunday at $780, s:i7, IL AM.
For Richmond and The south 8 900. IL AM daily. and
Abs L. NJ daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Ale xAldria for Washington :05 90.
S:l0, l0:l5, 1913 An: 20, 500. BIB, 5 10,
T:05, 1892 and 10 AZ Pm, and IL 10 midnigLe
except Mondaylt On sunday at 90 and 1913
AN zoo, ;; 10. 81 10 AZ L. NJ and l.: o night
Tickets and inforatlon ut the office, northeast
of 18th street ard Pennsylvania avenue the
station, where orders be left the checking u
baggage to destinatl from hotels and residences
ChAS. T. PUGh, General Manager
j. r. WOOD, Central Passenger Agent. jail
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
1I1RusTEEs, SALE OF A TWo.sIoRY- rK1ME

rVNRuSTEES' SALE OF A TwQ-sTOgY FRAME
l. pUWlEIsLasNG; . BEING No Ills q STREET
By virtne of certain deed Of trust bearine dste -
ON the 18Th day Of May, D. 1880, and duly ne
corded In Iioer No. 81, folio 4s3 ct SEQ, one OF
the Land Records of the District OF Columbia and nj
the request OF the party thereby secured we will sell
Ct pubic suction. in front ut the Premises ON MON
DAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A
p 1887, q FOUR NJ. the following Described Resi
Estate situate IN the city Of Washington District Of
Columoan and deaignAted on the ground plat or rlap
OF said city IS original lot numbered seventeen in
square numbered nine hundred and ninety Eve {q9SS
ana more particularly described follows Beciuping
at point IN the line OF street southeast fty-eeyen
go feet SIX t6 inches from the northwest corner OF
said square, and running thence with the line Of
said street nifty (O feet east thence eiehty-sx
$50 {eet eight tS1 inches thence west thrfyseven
$50 feet SIX l6) inches: thence north twenty-five (
fest; thence west twelve u2) feet six (6) inches
thence IN straight line north to the place OF begin
ming. Se
Terms Of sale: one third cash, balance in one two
and three years. for which the pronissory notes Of
purchaser must be given to bear interest at six M per
cent per annum from day Of sale. payable semi an
nQay, and secured by deed of trust on the property
sold or Al cash ct purchasers option depoait Of
800 viii be required at time Of sale. All conveysnc-
ing at purchasers cost Terms Of sale be complied
with in ten days. otherwise the reserve the
right to resell at rsk and of defaultine
0Shed in Washington D. c.
CHARLES B. PEARSON
BRAlNARD II. WARNER, Arosssoe
OUNCANSON BROS. Auctionoera fA-eo10d
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPovED REAL
ESTATE "a sTkEET 3HE EfE
OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, passed on the fonr-
cause No gS75 we will cell At public auction II frSHt
4 ths 81
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. The following parcels Of
land in square numbered four hundred and fifty six
1850 in the City Of Washington in the District of Col
improved BY four story brick building known No
513 SEVENTH STREET and one story back building,
with brick stable in the rear
SECOND. The south half of lot numbered eleven
Cd improved BY five story brick building known IS
THIRD: Part Of lot numbered six co.. BEGINNING
for the same at the northwest corner of said lot
thirty 600 foot alley and rfning thence east about
thirtyve (35) feet eleven 1) inches: thence south
about forty four (44) feet to ten O) foot alley;
thence west about thirty-fve $3.50 feet eleven Old
brick stable
The above property offers unusual inducements to
persons desiring investments in business property.
Terms OF sale as provided by decree are fourth
% cash. balance in one ID two ca and three Cd
with interest from day of sale for which notes will be
required, or all cash at option of purchaser pur
chasers Upon confirmation Of sale and payment Of
all purchase money the property will be conveyed
Conveyancng at cost Of purchaser. terms Of sale
not complied with in ten Q0) days the trustees
deposit Of $500 each in the first two parcels and
OF IN the third parcel Of ground will be required
at time of sale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON Trustee,
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
~ WASHINGTON January 81, 1887
Sealed bids addressed the Chief Of the Buresu Of
Ordnance and the envelopes endorsed Proposals for
Bronze" will be received until NOON, FEBRUARY
FIFTEENTH. 1887, for the purchase Of 100000
lows:
At Navy Yard, Boston, 900 pounds more or less
ct Navy Yard Norfolk 600 pounds more or iess Il
Navy Yard. Washington. D. C., 2s6.OO0 pounds. more
Bids may be made for the whole for only the auan.
ty ct either place Each bid must be accompanied by
cash deposit or certified check payable to the order
of the Chief Of the Buresu Of Ordnance of less
twenty cent Of the amount Of such bid which shall
become the property of the United States should the
accepted bidder fail to comply with the terms Of the
Of purchase his deposit will be returned to him The
deposit made with unaccepted bids will be returned
The material must be removed within twenty days
after notice Of the acceptance Of the bid become
forfeited to the United States. Payments Will be
required at the Navy Yards the material 10 no
moved.
The Government reserves the right to refuse any
MONTGOMERY sICARD,
fS812 Chief of Bureau.
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STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NoRpDEUTSHER LLOYD s. s. CO
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton dondon. Havrel, Bremen
SIS Ems Feb To- 12-30p.m- &. Trave Feb. 23 Gan.
Fulda Feb 20, am. :" Saale March = loan
" klbe, Sat NH >, pm "a Aller We'd, Mis- "a ma.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table lux
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin s75, ESQ, $50
el00 according to location, I'd cabin &o5; seeraeesS
low rates. Apply to E. r. DROOP
10 9l5 Penn. ava
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cHAAN S rs SALE II OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

WIEN AND STREETS II,
BEING PREMISES No. sos B STREET SOUTH
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, dated the Sd day Of Febru- ~
airy, A D. 1887, and passed in in said court ii
wherein Jennie M Corrigan is complainant and Mary
Corr1gan ct al are defendants being No To- s91
OF the Equity Docket of said court the undersigned
as trustee IN said cause will offer for sae, at public
TWEM STb ZEN DAY 81 TEhkTARl. Np iss7,
estate situate il the city Of Washington in the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and known and designated the
west seventeen ll1) feet six and one-hs t61 inches
py the depth OF eighty tS0) feet thereof Of lot
Dered nine 9 IN square numbered eight hundred and
forty-three tS4 the same being the sub lot known
lot numbered nineteen (19l in John T. Corrigans sub
DIVISION OF lots numbered eight tS) and nine t9 in
said square as recorded in Iiber W. B. NJ folio DAB of
the records OF the surveyors office the said Dis
building.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree Onethird
cash, and the residue in two equal nstaments at
and two years to be secured by the Of the pur
chaser and reserved lien upon the property sold
said notes to bear interest at per cenu per
from the day Of sale all cash ut the purchasers OPP
ton deposit of 800 viii be required at the sale
terms OF sale be not complied with within fifteen
days from day Of SALE the Trustee right
resell the property after five days advertising in the
Evening Star newspaper at the risk cost OF
faulung purchaser. ALI cOnveyancinR and recording
ct purchasers cost.
JAMES n. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
fS-ots Webster Law Building.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

cHAHCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ssTTkkEEEETTs ss6E3TEWEEN e Sixth AND SEVENTH
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
tne Oasr1ct q Columbia passed in the equity n
;s THusspAy Fks 8 81 sE Efi
A. p, lSS7. st FOUR O'CLOCK PM, 6 public auc-
square 489 IL the District q Colum6a which Il de-
$1,000 - touws Commencing for the same 6
i HON snS southeast corner Of said lot and running
(16l feeti thence north ono hundred and twenty-five
IA zeea Io inches e the Alley II tas reax 2{
t0t east nxteen u6 fest; thence running south one
1unorsa snd tWentY feet four Cd inches 70
syD-ssosy and hAAe1nenf brick dwelling.
ess d ss dsso s1e g e Rae 9es g Pc e
9!e the tefms q eae sss not complied With In tn
'ssss. ssS's'fiall Iss ! - 8 =
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EYENINls
EOLEf. Auct1oneer.

VIII sLSEIL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE ENTIRE
-oAoCA oF WHOLESALE CIGAR STORE.
rus SOCK conAists Of the different brands a. fol-
NM p niGnArch, Sugar Plum. Christmas Cigars Old
tsan sns vlctorta, Hook and Ladder, Mystery, Par
ssn DoQuet D'Cxbinet These cigars VIII be guar
20 every to be the best in the market
ana wlu De sold without reserve
This sale viii take place At store No l347 Pennsyl-
M fa1Fa EsNyTsHnne, TyHgRspAI, TENTH; FRIDAY.
and wiz continue selling quantity Of other goods
20 Buyers viii do well by attend
auction m this city.
0O-St FOLEY Auctioneer
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OLD Po1Nr CoMroRr.
VIRGINIA
WOOD AND COAL.

" BALDWIN JOHNSON.
W Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Wood and Coal.
COMPLETE FACILITIES BOTTOM PRICES.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
Wood and coal direct from the forests and mines
BY rail and water and free from Stag slats and other
impurities. GIVE ME TRIAL.
Main Yard aud Office, 1101 r. ave. q. ". Branch
Yard and Office 81 st. H. g: Branch Office, cor 9th
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RAILROADS.
RMTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in eject SUNDAY, JANUARY 3oth- 1887.
until further notice.
RAILROAD

*
Schedule in effect. SUNDAY. JANUARY 3oth. 1887.
Until further notice
-. Leave wash,ngttn from station corner OF New,s>
Win nsr ,n Shease liz am; and 1910 nm daily.
m Is fast Ltnaiod ESirsss for isttsbarg and Chi.
, nrri.ing IA Pittshurg at 90 pm, chicseo next
tram Tor fas; time. '~ '~' - NS'@ SA ''-'-
ana FSu s,S and s. 4
N q = sATs TO Goye points without change 40
arriving in Cncinsa.i ne,t orp,,s a. !ss 81 ionis
s.s , S No exyra fare is charged this train foe
r rSa b,tss S y a IS an ana daily
siecrins Cars to Pt,ssar DETROIT with fArior and
ner se,i3Eton Md Local Stations 40 am daily.
i For HaNre ae Grace. Newark Wilmington aud PHI
Fnr M,,r 80 an x 10 ? m and 20 p.m daily
ps1w.en baitiiooe and Wilmington. } Is pm daily
fe a Bastirmore on week days = 9 10, $40. $50
train, 30. 30 al 40 90 so Sl2 !ts-gpinuts
dSs s sm n sSnd.Ss 30 ana
For Shenandoah Valley RsilrO.d and points south
20 IN and o;'o pm daily; $50 pn sleeper "a
r, For AnnaPSlis 6;ao am: and 1910. 4so ana
more 40. s:3G am 10 10 IA. 30. 4 40. ssas
and 30 pan GO SUNDAY : 80 am and :iS 3 "a.
ian Branch 90 daily e2ss ssss sSnas Sa sSa
pm daily; 40 I:m daily, except SUNDAY for prince.
on sunday stops a. all stations For QaithersburV and
i as,eT ps,nss 30 An l. 20 and l
AN and 40 pm. daily, except sunday
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive fro,n the West daily G 20. 40 Ala
. 90. p and llt2i pm. Little Ro,l ExprA~s
From Philadelpipa, Chester v Wilmington aud Hsvrs
dc Grace so a "a, go pan. and 10 90 pm. daily
1Em Minnli'gtDn. dol. and intermediate poinis
north Of BaltimORe, 1l:oOam
500 sSI pm An sanSass ii 30 am ana l5o 6@5 and
From hasIer's Ferry and Valley RAILROAD 5:3opm
daiiv except SUNDAY
From Frederick snd intermediate points s.a5a nm,
and \ 10 y. M daily except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington nj 4 n a IN
30, 300, e:o5. and 10 30 am. IL: > .:la q a.
4 20, ., $50 S:t5, aud II 90 D. m. ON sunaaVS
6o. 20, o5aIIdl Q 30 m, Sd 30 90 Oh
6:3Q, . 30, 300 and IL n. IA.
All trains IRON Washington stop at Relay station.
except 4 :,O. = 100. - aud b pm
For further lnfogmatun apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington station Ola and 1851
Pennsylvania syeiue, CORNER AIN street where orieu
will he taken for h3gage To be checked received a
any rolnt in the cisy.
DAVID LIZ C. X. LORD. q. PA
oeierAl SUPERINTENDENT. Baltimore. did
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DEDMoNT AIR LINE
sCHRpULFrN EFFECT nrc 10 ,sse

IN FftT DIG. Ia. 1884
Trains leave Il. apd II station, 18th and y streets.
300 am.-Daiy' for Marrentou. tiordonsvlIle q ana
@. points. LyDchourv, Rocky Mount, Dany1lla Ksl-
eigh Charlotte Atlanta, and all points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping Washington 10 Atlanta
and Washington &c MONTGOMERY
2:5o y. m..Daiiy, except Sunday, for Manasssa
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
o:30 p m;-Da.ly for Marrenton. Gordonsv1ua
Charlottesville, StsUnton Louisville Cincinnati and
points on the Chesapeake and OHIO routa Pullman
sleepeTs Washington 10 Louisville
III 90 pm.-DaliS for Lynchburv, Raleigh, Ashvilla
Charlotte, Columbia Aiken, Augusta. Atlanta. Mont
goinery, New oriesns aud points Southwest. Pull
man buffet sleeper- Washington 20 Aiken. g.. WASH
,nsten 70 montgomery. connecting with parlor
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
Leave Washington 9:l2 am. daily. except Sunday.
and 4 40 m daily, arriving at Round Hfll II as .
IN and q III pm; returning, leave Round Hill q DsA
IN. daily and rs pm. except Sunday arriving ia
Washington = 40 q. m. and % pm.
Through trains frum South arrive at Washington
$3.50 I'm; and y m. and from Louisville . 40 "a
M: Strasbury local, 10 :O5 am
Tickets sleepins reservation and Information
FURNISHED and baggage checked at Office COL Pennsyl-
Nanla ayeY and AZ passenger station, pennsylyanis
RAILROAD 9th aud Il sts.
d2O General Paa-eIser hs,nrt
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That Inquisitive BOY Again.
From the Rochester Herald
A young lady and small, bright-eyed boy en-
tered street car on Lake avenue yesterday after
noon. The lady deposited her fare and the boys
and the bell rang.
"Aunt Ella, +" said the boy, "what makes the bell
r1ng?"
The driver rings the bell" was the reply.
what does he do that for?"
"Why, he does 1t TO register the fare"
"What does he do that fOr?"
because he has TO-"
Then there was a silence for half a minute.
Presently the boy said:
What is that round thing up there9"
"That Is the register"
"What Ia that for"
"TO register the fare"
" .Yo SAID aiiI the ring registered the fare"
Eyes, you did, Aunt Ella"
Now, Johnny, don't you contradict me; you are
naughty boy"
"WeI, that's what you said.n
silence OF two minutes followed. twas broken
by the boy. who said: "Say Aunt Ella what made
you tell me that the ring registered the faref"
You did say 50, didn't you, Aunt Ella,"
ayes, Johnny"
Then what made you say that you didn't say
II didn't say that didn't say SO. Don't bother
me Johnny"
Aiter another brief silence the boy returned to
day school when you was Httle2"
eyes, child, OF course did,"
"Did you take any prizes?"
ayes, lots OF them"
do now" 0 - ~"
Johnny, you are bad boy. shall tell your
II wish you would tell her two times; that's
'Why, johnny"
"'CauSe you wouldn't tell the same story two
times; that would let me OUT
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,onser.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
fkSEEkTY 81 The sou yTaSEET c aaRtNHRs56R 81
N1EETEENTH AND STREETS. AND ON
NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
me Dstract OF Columbis, passed in Equity Cause I
NO 99X2, Doc. 25 in which said cause George s. Ell
fsr9er Is complainant and Jane E Baker ct al de-
iendants the Undersigned, Trustees named in said
% on III ssle & p9s spfsGH IL Epnt
9 Or d ECEIBRU4RY, 1887, At HALF-PAST FOUR
OCLOCkP. A., those certain pieces parcels Of
Grouno SITUATE IN the city Of Washington, 10 the Dis
Lrlct OF COLUMBIA, known and described ~ Lots num-
DerSo respectively twenty-one CID and twenty-tw
lSSl IN square numbered one hundred and seventeen
ulO, together with the improvements and appur.
teMances thereunto belonging and appertaining.
Terms o. sale ~ pgescibed by said decree: Onethird
OF tne p9!cnase money to be paid in caah ct time of
sae ana tue reetdue thereof In two equal ngtmenta
10r wncn the purchaser shall his two several
proms6ory notes payable with interest In and two
yesrs from day Of SALE said notes to be
coIeq ~ oeed OF trust said property the entire
money may be paid in cash. at the option Of
tne purcnAser deposit Of one hundred dollars win
pe q the purchaser ut time Of SALE The rus
the right to resell the said property In de-
H. v ss by purchaser With aid terms With
fAulong purchaser
n r. MoRR1s,
.RoDoIPHE CTAUGHToN, Trustees
Nx1-o9os 4S0k Louisians avenue.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
100000 CIGARS, ASSORTED BRANDS, AT AUG
On MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY FOUR
TENTH, 1887, at TEN A: NJ. and THREE P NJ.
sgnment which must be closed out the above date
Dealers and individual buyers should attend, as 1t will
be the last Offering of these goods. fll-2t
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WALTER III. MAn1ow
Wholesale and Retail Dealsrin
COAL AND WOOD
Main ONCE No 10 d st. NV. Offices and Yards
9Th and B sts. Aw, No. 216 st. ne. Coal Depot
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All Offices are connected with the Telephone TX.
change. oc22-4m
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coal. AND WOOD
JOHNSON BROTHERA
The most extensive dealers in the District Supply
more families than any firm south Of New York Tele-
phone connections.
Main Office 1902 street northwest
Branch Offices and Yards;
1915 Seventh street northwest.
174O Pennsylvania avenue northwest
221 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
1121 Ninth street northwest
6O3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Corner Of Third and 4 streets Northwest
Wharves and Railroad yard:
d1 Twelfth and Water streets southwest
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